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Comical
Cross-platform CBR/CBZ (comic book) reader
Comical is a portable CBR and CBZ viewer written in C++ using wxWidgets. It supports multiple image formats and uses high-quality image scaling algorithms to fit pages onscreen. -
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A comic viewer written in Python and GTK.
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Perfect Viewer is fastest image, comic viewer on android. This software is mainly design for read comic from SD card. Support file format: JPEG,PNG,CBZ/ZIP,CBR/RAR Image scale: Bilinear, Bicubic, Lanczos3 Cache next and previous page
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A no-nonsense, simple to use, small viewer for cbr and cbz (comic book archive) files. As it is written in C, the executable is small and fast. It views jpg (or jpg), gif and png images, and you can zoom in, out, fit-to-window.
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Allows viewing of .cbr and .cbz comic book archives over an internet connection via a web browser. Extracts images from archives on demand, resizing them if necessary in order to be bandwidth/browser friendly.
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Converts CBR and CBZ archives in to EPUB for eBook readers. Automatically cleans and crops the comic pages so that they display well on eBook readers. Written in C# using .NET1.1
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CBViewer is a comic book viewer for comic book archives in cbz, cbr, zip, and rar formats. The interface is written in java but it requires unrar for linux or windows depending which OS you are running on. It will do zip files in java.
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...It is able to convert: #mp3 to ogg(vorbis),wav,mp3. #ogg to mp3,wav,ogg. #wave to mp3 , ogg. ID3-tags and ogg-comments are supported and editable. You are able to switch between VBR,ABR and CBR.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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A cross platform comic book and image viewer. Inbuilt support for zip/cbz, rar/cbr and 7z/cbz archive formats.
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PatXi is a lisp tool for plotting histograms, scatter-plots and function plots. Cl-cbr is a cbr viewer for linux. It runs over cmucl,using ltk. Nix.Math is a package to do numerical calculus in Pike
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Java-Comix is a comic book files viewer like CDisplay/CDisplayEx written in Java. It can read directories, 7z, zip, cbz, rar, cbr, tar, cbt, PDF files! Full screen, playlist, open multiple files, runs on any OS, portable version (http://portableapps.com)
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ChitraKatha (Sanskrit for Story through pictures) is a Viewer for Compressed comic-book archives for Linux- Similar to CDisplay in windows. It currently supports comics in .CBR and .CBZ formats, and can be extended with the use of plugins.
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GUatu is a really, really fast (hardware accelerated) GTK/OpenGL-based comic book viewer for .cbz/.cbr files in all formats supported by GdkPixbuf (jpg, gif, xpm, tiff, pnm, bmp, ras, png). It uses an intuitive click-and-drag interface for navigation.
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Pyzam! is a archived comic book viewer. It's written in Python using the PyGame and PIL libraries. CBZ file support is os-independant and CBR file support is for Mac OS X. It supports fullscreen, 2 page view, and directories of images.
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Linux ATM driver for the MPC860 and MPC862 Enhanced SAR (ESAR) Details: 1. Written for linux-2.4.x (tested on 2.4.4) 2. Modular or resident 3. UBR/CBR 4. AAL0/AAL5 5. UTOPIA (on SCC4)/serial ATM (on SCC2/3) 6. Switching via /proc i/f
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